ZEITGENOSSEN

Input I - III
Interactive computeranimations, 2000

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For INPUT, we developed a distinctive audio-visual format that is based on the video clip. Here, the visual interpretation of the music is first of all an optical outline. The various pieces of music required different sequences of images and visual actions and are based on rollovers. Depending on the composition, different parameters of content and form come to the fore. Music and interactive animation are synchronised.
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Remember Jeff, 02:58 min (cut-out 00:60 min)

The webclip named by Michael Herfert after a piece of music of the same name, was our first attempt. The music is composed in a polyrhythmic pulsation ratio of 7 : 4 and distinguishes itself by a quick succession of pulsating beats.

A separate interactive model was constructed for “Remember Jeff”. The action is not interfered with when the cursor is outside the window. Only the back and forth movement of the cursor in the window on a (mostly) blue colored object triggers the interaction. This makes a “yes” into a “no” and the other way around, an “X” becomes a heart etc. The visual events thus lead, through the change of the content level, also to a shift in the basic statement.
 
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